Sage Thornwood can steal memories with a single touch. It's a curse that made her pack fear her, and the reason her fated mate, Alpha Kieran Vale, rejected her in front of everyone. In a moment of anguished rage, Sage did the unthinkable: she erased every memory Kieran had of their love, of their bond, of her. Then she disappeared. Three years later, Kieran is now a ruthless Alpha King with dangerous gaps in his memory and assassins hunting him. Desperate for answers, he tracks down a rogue memory keeper named Sage, never knowing she's the mate he destroyed and forgot. Forced into close proximity as they navigate his fractured memories, Sage faces an impossible choice: restore his memory of rejecting her, or let him fall for her again, never knowing their painful past. But someone doesn't want Kieran remembering the truth. And as buried secrets surface, Sage discovers her abilities are more than a curse. They're a legacy people have killed to suppress. Some memories are better left forgotten. Others are worth dying to reclaim.

She should have run the moment she saw those photographs. Hundreds of them, covering her bedroom wall. Every private moment captured, catalogued, worshipped. Two years of surveillance arranged like a shrine. And the man responsible standing in the corner of her room, not apologizing, not hiding, just watching her finally understand. Sloane Harper knows what obsession looks like. She studies it in textbooks. She can name every disorder, every pattern, every warning sign. She knows Crew Mathison is dangerous. She stays anyway. But the deeper she falls into his darkness, the more she realizes something that terrifies her more than the cameras, more than the control, more than the secrets he's been keeping since before they ever officially met. She is not as innocent in this as she pretends. Some people are not saved from darkness. Some people were always meant to find it.

I had one rule: never take risks. Then a citywide blackout trapped me in an elevator with a stranger named James, and I broke it spectacularly. We talked in the darkness for hours. We connected in ways I'd never experienced. And when the emergency lights finally flickered on, we made a choice that changed everything. He was gone by morning. I never got his last name. Eight weeks later, I'm staring at a positive pregnancy test, cursing my one night of spontaneity. Nine months after that, I saw him again. On stage. At a charity gala. Except James isn't just James anymore. He's James Ashford Colton. Billionaire. CEO. The man who's apparently been searching for me since that night. Before I can run, his vindictive ex recognizes me and exposes my baby to the media. Suddenly, I'm America's most hated woman, the gold digger who "trapped" a billionaire. James offers me a solution: a contract marriage. Two years. Ten million dollars. Strictly business. But living with him, raising our son together, pretending to be in love for the cameras? That's when things get complicated. Because I'm not pretending anymore.

was nothing. An Omega. Invisible. Worthless. Until the Moon Goddess marked me with two mates. The ceremony was supposed to change my life. Instead, it destroyed it. When the mate bond split between Cael, the perfect Alpha everyone worships, and Riven, his exiled twin everyone fears, the entire pack turned on me. They called me cursed. Broken. An abomination. Cael rejected me in front of thousands, his disgust clear for all to see. But Riven? He saved me. Pulled me from the hunters and whispered secrets I don't understand. Secrets about a powerful wolf who died twenty years ago. Secrets about why my wolf is splitting in two, tearing me apart from the inside. Now I'm running for my life, hunted by the only home I've ever known. My two wolves are at war. My marks are killing the one man who chose me. And everyone keeps telling me I'm meant for something greater. But greatness comes with a price. And I'm starting to realize the Moon Goddess didn't make a mistake. She made a weapon. The only question is, who am I supposed to destroy?

When billionaire Cassian Steele auctions off "one evening" with his wife at a charity gala – starting bid: one dollar, he believes he's orchestrating the perfect public humiliation. What he doesn't know is that Aurelia has spent three years documenting every offshore account, every manipulated contract, every dirty secret in his empire. As the bids climb and cameras flash, she calmly raises her paddle: one billion dollars. His money. His Cayman account. And per his own auction fine print, she's not buying companionship, she's claiming the Steele Grand Hotel. But ownership of a hotel is just the opening move. Aurelia holds evidence that could dismantle everything Cassian built, a secret son he's never met, and 45% of his company. He thought he married a silent trophy. He underestimated the MIT genius who's been three steps ahead the entire game. Now, as empires crumble and allies betray, they must decide: destroy each other completely, or build something new from the wreckage of their toxic beginning. Some auctions don't end when the gavel falls. Some are just beginning.

I hired a hitman to kill my husband. He succeeded. Then he married me. Vesper Knox spent three years surviving as the captive wife of Seattle's most brutal crime lord. Now she's a widow with a $50 million insurance policy and a meticulously crafted revenge plan. She hired Matteo Rossi, the Pacific Northwest's most expensive assassin to make her husband disappear. What Matteo doesn't know is that Vesper buried a legal trap in the fine print: a clause that chains them together in a deadly game neither can escape. When Matteo discovers he's been caged by the woman he thought was just another contract, he realizes the truth too late. He can't kill her without destroying his entire life. He can't leave her without losing everything. And she's already three moves ahead. Forced into a marriage that's equal parts warfare and seduction, they circle each other in a remote safehouse where poison masquerades as mercy and every kiss might be a last breath. But as Vesper's elaborate revenge begins to unravel, she faces a terrifying question: what happens when the monster you created to destroy becomes the only one who truly sees you? Some traps are built to kill. Others are built to keep you alive. A dark romance thriller about the fatal convergence of vengeance and desire, where the deadliest weapon is the heart you never meant to surrender.

: She's been poisoning her fated mate for three years. He's been letting her. Thalia Ashford knows forty-seven ways to kill with plants and she's using them all on Alpha Kade Blackthorn, one microdose at a time. Three years ago, he executed her father for treason at dawn. Two months later, the mate bond snapped between them like a cosmic joke. She accepted it with a smile and began her revenge, hiding wolfsbane in his food, watching him weaken, waiting for the day his wolf finally breaks. But Kade isn't the monster she expected. He's gentle with her, patient with the pack, and devastatingly in love with the woman slowly killing him. And when Thalia discovers she's pregnant with impossible hybrid twins, her wolf refuses to let her finish what she started. Then she overhears a conversation that shatters everything: her father was innocent. The real traitor is Kade's trusted Beta, and he's been watching her poisoning with amusement, waiting for the Alpha to die so he can claim both the pack and Thalia for himself. Now Thalia faces an impossible choice: confess her crimes to the mate she's destroyed and risk losing everything, or stay silent and let the true murderer win. With her twins lending her forbidden Alpha power, a mate bond fraying under the weight of lies, and a challenge that could end with Kade's death, Thalia must decide what she's really been fighting for – vengeance or the truth. Because some poisons can't be purged. Some betrayals can't be forgiven. And some loves are worth dying for... even when you're the one who pulled the trigger. A dark paranormal romance where revenge tastes like wolfsbane, fated mates are born from blood, and redemption requires more courage than murder ever did.